LUNA Arts

Saturday, September 20, 2025

LUNA ARTS is a mind-blowing extravaganza of installation art, interactive performances, and Art Alleries discoveries spread across Revelstoke’s downtown core.

Downtown Revelstoke
Saturday, September 20, 2025
6pm-11pm
Entry by donation

LUNA ARTS is a mind-blowing extravaganza of installation art, interactive performances, and Art Alleries discoveries spread across Revelstoke’s downtown core. For one night only, downtown Revelstoke transforms into a living, glowing gallery, showcasing installations, performances, and creative encounters in unexpected places.

This year, the theme for LUNA Festival is “disguise and transformation”. This theme reflects the transformation that happens when the downtown core of Revelstoke transforms into an art gallery, performance centre and community gathering space.

Join us for the most magical night of the year in Revelstoke! Discover art around every corner, performances that will take your breath away, and immerse yourself in this small, vibrant, mountain town.

2025 Installations & Performances

Stay tuned for the 2025 LUNA guide!

Moving Mosaic Samba Band

Based in Nelson, BC, Moving Mosaic Samba Band blends global rhythms, dance, and community spirit into vibrant, roving performances that inspire joy.

Dancers of Damelahamid

Spirit and Tradition explores reciprocity and sustainability through Northwest Coast Indigenous dance, imagery, sound, and puppetry.

Circus Acts Insomniacs

Every hour, striped aerial figures twist through darkness, telling wordless stories of transformation.

THE STUDIO

The unmasking of an unwanted life. Release yourself from a world where you are just another number and break free of the corporate machine. Who are you and where do you really desire to be?

Sasha Galitzki

Sasha Galitzki’s aerial performance art merges acrobatics with mountain adventure to explore our relationship with wild places, and with our own limits.

FakeKnot

The body becomes the sketch.

Isabelle Kirouac & Collaborators

Meta/fauna presents two shape-shifting creatures evolving in their ephemeral habitat through cycles of evolution, and transformation.

Sj Spurr

This interactive installation invites LUNA Fest participants to collect visual layers using hand stamps on a 5x7" card. Four stamps in 4 stations, culminating in a final image. The artwork corresponds with the inspired poem on the reverse, The Understory.

Taylor Sandell

Claim a piece of Revelstoke’s creative scene with our limited-edition indie newspaper, featuring local art, writing & music.

Lashen Orendorff

“Wasteland Ghosts” is a forged steel mask installation by underground artist Lashen Orendorff, exploring grief, industry, and landscape in the Kootenays.

Anto Otoya

"Illuminated Metamorphosis" is a light-box where participants scratch away darkness to reveal color, symbolizing growth through transformation.

Hilary Zeeuwen / Dolla Hilz

"Dance Like Everybody’s Watching" transforms a landmark into a free-flowing performance space, inviting participants to embrace vulnerability and the power of collective creativity.

Melanie Lazelle

This large-scale interactive installation features 60 glowing globes that ripple with light and sound when you share your story, creating a vivid, immersive response.

Melanie Lazelle

“Nudibranches” by Melanie Lazelle is an inflatable installation of vibrant sea slugs. Masters of disguise, transformation, and indicators of ocean health.

Wildsight Revelstoke and Jacqueline Palmer

"Faces of the Wild Ones" invites viewers to explore the Inland Temperate Rainforest and meet its wild inhabitants through interactive storytelling—their future depends on you.

Jolene Mackie Art

Immerse yourself in Jolene Mackie Art’s dreamscape. Explore this otherworldly landscape and capture your adventure with a photo to take home.

Arianna Sterritt

Displayed on a unique altar, "Flora Mortis" blends restored Canadian wildlife skulls with vibrant flora, symbolizing life emerging from death and the cycle of energy.

Sarah Fuller

"Fieldcraft" explores vulnerable alpine and boreal species through performance using wearable photographic camouflage, blending human and ecological timescales to connect with the environment.

Professor X

Professor X (Xavier Corbeil)’s installation “Lightbox” offers an abstract, colorful light show where viewers control color, speed, and rotation of the animation.

Celina Frisson / thecreativetraveller

Celina Frisson’s installation features four masks, crafted from found materials. Each symbolizing a season and menstrual phase, reflecting the deep connection between nature and the individual cycle.

Wormie Girl

“The Brain Wash” is a 15-foot sensory tunnel that calms and grounds participants with lights, iridescent fabric, and hanging light boxes displaying positive intentions.

Nolan Cross

A sepia-toned journey through abandoned industrial sites—from a graffiti-covered sawmill to Germany’s Völklingen Ironworks—set to reversed music, reflecting on decay and transformation.

Brett Mallon

“Sitting with Swift River” is a hand-drawn animation exploring Sn̓x̌ʷn̓tkʷítkʷ (Swift River) as a guide and healer flowing through the physical and spiritual life of Revelstoke.

Emma Gamson

The Dancer is a dynamic figure that uses bright topographical patterns and colour-changing lights to create movement and connection.

Tania Willard

Power to the Plants! All of the plant life that surrounds us shares the world with us. In this artist project Tania Willard reflects on the perspective of plants, including those important to Secwepemc culture like the Saskatoon bush.

Revelstoke Students

Disguise & transformation interpreted by students of Revy

David and Taryn Walker

This work is a gesture of reciprocity and reflection, honoring the connections between family, land, and the ongoing act of healing and transformation.

Michelle Kwan

Paula Mac

"Fatamorgana" is a dreamlike journey through illusion and reality, where light, shadow, color, and sound blur the boundaries between nature and culture, revealing a fragmented reflection of humanity.

Marek Tyler

ASKO, led by nêhiyaw artist Marek Tyler, is a collaborative space guided by family, community, and the living rhythms of land, sky, and pow-wow tradition.

Jes Hanzelkova

Jes Hanzelkova is an emerging interdisciplinary artist whose practice centers on the design and use of masks in site-responsive, movement-based performances in liminal spaces.

Hailey Christie-Hoyle

Moving puppet dance installation.

Alan Kahler

Live and improvised site-specific sonic sculptures via a 4-string electric bass and a table-top full of loopers, delays, reverbs, and effects exploring the nature of time.

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LUNA Arts

Saturday, September 20, 2025

2025 Installations & Performances

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